‘Incidents are rarely random’: Webinar looks at electrical hazards in construction
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Electrical hazards are a persistent risk throughout construction projects and aren't accidental occurrences, according to an electrical safety expert who presented at a recent CPWR webinar. Construction workers and supervisors need to understand that electrical dangers exist for everyone on site from start to finish.
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Silver Spring, MD — Construction workers and supervisors should be aware that “electrical hazards exist for everyone and are present throughout the entire project,” an electrical safety expert said during an Aug. 19 webinar. As part of the presentation, hosted by CPWR – The Center for Construction…
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